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Beginning in the Back Workshop ESTATES AUCTION Larry Bailey + Calvin Clute + Lucile Miller + Deal Wile SUNDAY - June 26, 2016~ 9:00 a.m. Viewing Time ~ Sunday ~ June 26, 2016 ~ 8:00 am S & S AUCTION SERVICE (979) 822-7830 ~ 220-0563 ~ 220-0564 ~ 260-7710 www.ssattic.com ~~ [email protected] Garland L. (Bud) Sparks’74 - Auctioneer 10197 Betty L. Sparks - Auctioneer 13372 We Are Very Pleased To Offer For Sale At This Auction The Items From The Estates of Lawrence (Larry) Bailey ~ Calvin Clute ~ Lucile Miller & Dean Wile Including Treasures From Folks DownSizing and/or Moving TERMS & CONDITIONS OF THIS SALE All items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS with no warranty, expressed or implied, for merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The Auctioneer and the Seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defect in any lot & makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance, refund or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, error in cataloging, imperfection, defect or damage. It is the responsibility of the Buyer to have inspected the merchandise thoroughly. Security for purchases is the responsibility of the Buyer and begins immediately upon the sale of each lot. Removal is at the expense, liability and risk of the Buyer. Loading assistance will be provided at the end of the sale or as time permits. Dealers must have tax number on file with S&S Auction Service OR fill out a Texas Resale Certificate OR be prepared to pay sales tax. All merchandise must be paid for on the day of the sale and removed the same day. Cash, checks with driver’s license I.D. (Verified by Telecheck); VISA, MC, AMEX, DISCOVER-NOVUS. Any Oral statements made during the auction will take precedence over all written or advertisements issued prior to the auction. S&S Auction Service Auctioneers are licensed by the Texas Department of License & Regulation, Box 12157, Austin, TX 78711; 512-463-7331. 10% BUYER PREMIUM LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD IN ORDER 7-bb 5-drawer (10 sections) metal file cabinet BEGINNING IN THE BACK 8-lb bx-nice leather tool belt; mini plane; concrete WORKSHOP tools; air powered caulking gun; anti-backing device; air pressure gauge; rap-0-lite; etc ITEMS TO BE SOLD BEGINNING AT 9:am IN 9-as GE metal table fan (works)bo BACK AREA 10-bb double-glass-door display cabinet (could be Some Really GREAT DIY Projects Just Waiting made to lock) 11-ly 1920's double-door Wardrobe, shaped To Find A Home! doors, orig. hardware BACK ROOM 1-mk 6-shelf open Bookcase, white-washed finish 2-jc 2-pcs: hand-made small bench & shelf, heart cut-out design, lift seat5-bb wood fishing rod stand/display 3-md metal twin-size bed (no rails) 3-A bb ornate gesso framed mirror 4-ls early1900's small child’s school desk w/drop down front seat; ornate cast iron sides 5-bb wood fishing rod stand/display 6-lm 1950's oak side chair ITEMS ON & AGAINST BACK BOOKCASES 36-ht Tractor Supply 2-wheel Trailer for riding lawn 12-cb early Ladder-Back hand-made Chair, raw mower hide seat, painted in off-white 13-bp 1940-50's upholstered armless Chair, blond ITEMS ON TOP OF BOOKCASES oak legs 37-lb all fishing rods & reels 14-ly solid cedar 6' long lift-top storage chest 38-lm wooden Rocking Horse 15-gg mahogany king-size Headboard, reeded 39-jv wooden lighted early sailing vessel posts 40-bb Igloo dorm Refrigerator 16-gg pair high-back, wing-back arm Chairs, 41-af metal Christophers Dairy Farms-Reg.Gal. Queen-Anne style feet, turned stretchers Jug w/lid 42-md bx-wood African figures; planter; doll; glass NEXT ROW brick;house box;milkglass candlestick;phone;et 17- hand quilted Stars quilt squares set within a 43-jv bx-misc ephemera from various areas dark green patterned border 18- machine quilted star & triangle pattern quilt, ITEMS ON WORK-BENCH-PEG BOARD green & dark blue edge 44-se antique scythe 19-se early Jenny Linde style Day Bed, original 45-af The Computing Scale Co-Dayton, Ohio, USA mattress with pull-out extension for larger size white metal Scale, original beveled mirrors 20-ly 1930-40's mahogany sofa/hall table with pull 46-se antique 2-man saw out extensions for larger size (has been cut 47-se antique 2-man saw down) 48-sg antique froe 49-sg antique broad axe NEXT ROW 50-bp oil well drill bit 21-nb great hand-made folk-art twig side table, 51-bp 4-sad irons & trivet chippey-peeley paint! 52-af vintage quart glass oil bottle w/spout 22-lb Early Singer oak Treadle Machine No 53-se metal “Drink Coca-Cola” Carry Case, wood 127-128 with a motor conversion kit & light handle & bottles attachment 54-se “Coca-Cola” Carry Case with (3 coke bottles 23-jm 45" painted, round dining table, turned & Nu-Grape) pedestal 55-jv 2-pcs: brass horse figure & brass turtle bell 24-bp late 1800's Eastlake Victorian style Platform 56-bak Lost in Space Robot B-9 in orig. box Rocker, cut velvet upholstery 57-jv Lyman-5 Precious Re-Loading Scale (for reloading ammo) 25-am oak 1900's washstand, original finish & 58-pw group weights: box-small brass weights; 2 hardware pees; 9 disc weights 26-ng oak office swivel Office Arm Chair, brown 59-se antique egg scale vinyl upholstery 60-jv 2 primitive carved figures 27-js Kirby Classic 3 Upright Vacuum Cleaner with numerous original attachments (works great) ITEMS ON PEG-BOARD 60-A harness with bit & blinders ITEMS OUT-SIDE 61-se pair brass-tipped hames 28-am Bird Bath- ornate with shaped oval top 62-se antique wooden single tree 29-am Bird Bath - mosaic design 63-se antique bow/buck saw 30-jc metal 8' Windmill 64-jv antique draw knife 31-js wheel barrow & fertilizer spreader 65-jv antique draw knife 32-js store/merchandise display gondola 66-jv antique “Corn Bread Tobacco” crate & box 33-js pair of maple Cabinets (apx 84"'tall x 27"wide opener x 16"deep) single door-locker style. Could put 67-se group 3-Machine Wrenches shelves in for great storage! 68-se antique scale & 1 pee 34-js metal Table with glass top, apx 42' round 69-se antique fence building/multi-purpose tool 35-ht Craftsman LT1000 Riding Lawn Mower, 70-se nickle plated cast iron “Garland” stove top Briggs & Stratton 15.5hp motor;6 speeds; 38" plate cut 71-se antique wood pulley 72-jv vintage Coca-Cola Opener mounted on wall 98-bl bx-green Depress.Glass: Mayfair sandwich pocket/catcher plate, center handle; 11 Block Optic sherbets; 6 73-se 5-framed antique Ford marked hand tools + Georgian sherbets; 3 ribbed sherbets Ford oil can & wrench + Case screw driver 99-dp bx-7 1930-40's wall pockets w/bird designs 74-bb Long Star battery operated wall clock 100-lb Texas A&M Football signed by numerous 75-af Land Pride” metal sign players-date unknown 76-af United States Tires porcelain sign 101-lb bx-“A Pictorial History of TAMU 1876-1976" 77-af metal decorative Star auto/sign by Henry P. Dethloff 102-md bx-Royal Doulton-Arcadia dinner plate; TOP OF WORK BENCH Nippon low handled dish; Haviland salad 78-bp The Adlake Non-Sweating Railroad Lamp plate, rect.dish, gravy, condiment; Herend oval 79-jv Bailey 26" wood jointer Plane with Level small tray & 6 egg cups; 2-USSR c/s sets 80-jv 22" wood Plane 103-js bx-CAMERAS: Olympus OM25, Fujica 81-jv 16" wood Plane 35mm cameras; 2 vint. Brownie 620 cameras; 82-af bx-Gebrauchsanswisung (German) Vivitar 85 mm lense, flash; misc parts Barometer w/instruction booklet 104-mj bx-costume jewelry 83-se antique waffle maker 105-as 3-boxes Baseball Items: Topps Cards; 84-se Dietz No.2 Lantern A&M Ticket Stubs; blk.& white snapshots of 85-se bx-cast iron for pouring lead; 2 horse bits; 2 Ebbits Field in NY; 2 boxes card plastic wood handled screw drivers; sharpening steel; sleeves 4-misc. wrenches; auger; 2 ice tongs; brace; 106-as Notebook w/signed 8x10" photos of A&M stove damper; file; steel horse figure players & some cards (Buckey Richardson, 86-se “Root-Heat Mfg.Co.” antique corner sheller Scott Livingston, Trey Moore, etc) 87-af Session alabaster electric desk clock 107-bb bx-coll.reference books on misc. antiques 88-se bx-antique rug beater; wooden plane; de- 108-bl bx-2 green Depress. Bowls w/rolled rims; horning tool; Brooder thermometer; 2-ice tongs; clear plate; iridescent B&B; 4 sandwich plates; sheep shearer; hand scythe/sickle; wrenches; green to amber glass basket; Van Briggle Old Gold cigarette tin; etc. cluster 3 bud vases 89-se wooden single tree 109-js bx-CAMERAS: Canon & Colex 8mm movie 90-se 30" wooden Level (290) cameras; Revere movie camera; Vivitar 15 91-bp bx-antler, 4 bovine horns charger & battery packs; Canon lenses; etc 92-md Musaphonic GE Dual Speaker Table 110-bl bx-Miss America clear Depress. Grill, Radio, Model T-150-A dessert & 5-3/4" plates; 4 Crackle sherbets 93-bp bx-sea shells, petrified wood & misc rocks + 111-lb bx-linens; crochet; pillow cases; tablecloth iron pyrite, etc with Battenburg lace 94-se Brunswick hand crank portable victoria in 112-md bx-brass charger, candle holder, snuffer; playing condition w/appx. 20 records Copper colander, planters, casserole holder w/glass inset & lid; brass/copper double boiler ON WALL NEXT TO DOOR GOING UP FRONT w/white ceramic top pot 95-lm Prong-Horn Mount 113-md bx-4 Xmas dessert plates & oval dish; Baccarat vase & pelican figurine (not perfect); footed shaker; large blue ball vase; c/s ITEMS TO BE SOLD 114-md bx-misc linens APPX.
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